The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-03
County Correspondence.
Deferred from last weeks Journal.

deferred from last weeks Journal
SEAKsMoNT. Mr.. Paul r. Hazeltne started
Monday for Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. H. has the
best wishes of all for his successor. Mr. Chas.
Ripley, Of Boston, Mass, is spending a week
in town.....Mrs. Horace Muzzy is visiting in
Portland. Ladies' Aid of the NJ f.
Church held sociablc at Mrs. H. +. Holmes
Monday eve"".The lumber has arrived for
Mr.. Y. A. simmons store house which he is
to have built OH his store.....Mr. II. l.. Wood
cock has closed up his work on his cranberry
bog.
BUCKsPoHr. \. c. Both, c. +. and party are
surveying the river from Bucksport to Win
tcrport. Calvin Page Is putting up a shop
near his house for boat building. .....Tom Lam
lher is said to have been indicted by the grand
jury for liquor seliing....Two vessels are tit
ting cut here for trip to Prince Edward Is
land for potatoes. ". Smith has bought
the photograph saloon at South Penobscot and
will use it as a branch studio occupying it on
regular days in each month......Parker Spot
ford's new house begins to shine with Its
bright coors.
BURNHAM. Miss Sarah \. Heal, who has
been visiting in Bangor and vicinity, has just
returned home.."..Willam Weed and wife
were visiting in Brooks, Belfast, Camden and
RoekIand last week. They Were the guests of
Capt John Crie and wife while in Rcckland.
Mrs. Thomas Tantish. OF Skowhegan, was Wis
iting at B. Doige's last weck......Mrs. Ida l.
Sterling, daughter of b. Dodge, returned to
Portland Saturday, after a visit to her old
home...."Carrie Lane, Aida and Silas Barrows
have gone to IIaverhill, Mass, to work.
BROOKS. Bessie Crosby. who died very
suddenly in Newburyport. Mass, was buried
here Tuesday.....C Charles Erackctt, of Jackson,
Is teaching one of the village chools....Joseph
Patch, Of South Brooks, died very suddenly of
heart diseaso.....Miss Mabel Rose, with others
of our enterprisng young teachers, was at the
teachers meeting at Belfast She has Just
closed term of school in Jackson. Luyille
Whitaker has sold his farm, stock. farming
tools, etc., and will 20 to California this VIM
ter. james Austin has already gone. His
wife and family have been there during the
summer.....M. J. Dow is putting in full stock
Of goods and proposes to have the best line of
ladies' Furnishings ever shown In Brooks......
Potatoes are coming in slowly. Chase is pay
Ing sixty cents......E Emily Walker. Of Jackson,
has bought the Fred W. Brown place and will
move here with her family
NINALHANEN. Moses Webster Lodge Of
Nasons had a very pleasant sociable one even
ing last weck.....John Lowe, superintendent
of the granite works, has returned home from
PhiIadelpl!ia..... L. a. Calderwood Is at
work preparing the granite sheds for winter
......JamC> Mcintosh, Of lhi, tcwn. has bou-,lt
farm iii HClmont....A large amount of re-
pairing. >hinglin@ and painting is being done
this fali...,,C. 3. Ninal has gone to Bangor"....
Star Of Hope Lodge of Odd Fellows held Ne
mortal services Mi Thursday lat agreeable to
the Grand Siru's proclamation, and decorated
the graves of deceased members. ...kitriigc
& Smith are building new sheds and will
erect TWO new dorrcks this fall....Sch. Appia
Amelia has loaded paving for New York, sch.
I. b. Garland cut stone for Philadelphia, and
sch. Zmri :. Waliingford, stone for New
Iork"..MrS. lhas. Littelie!d'~ dressmaker
from Chicago, arrived this week....Somc OF
our local >portsmcn chose sides last week for
rifle shoot. The side headed by A. b. Ninal
scored 2l1, While Freeman WHATS scored 202
....The Old wooden boxes in the post Office
will be taken out and replaced by metallic
ones. There will be between 800 and to0.....J
lollina;. has taken the contract to paint the
hospital at Widows lsanA..... Edgar Roberts
was in town last Week for 4 few days.....Schs.
j, Il. Bodwc!l has discharged cargo of coal
for the granite company; Biliow, corn for +.
". Ane,, and ohia, stone for the company.....
Nj. and Mrs. Charles I. Ames arc here from
Saccarappa. fhcy iaye sold their home at
East Boston" to George Hopkins. Mr., Ames
runs Il stone yard al Nlccarapl a.....Mr. Bunker
from EImwool farm. Montyiic, i in town......
Capt. CoIomorc is home for Il few dayS.....
Geo. Doak has been n.akuG some Improve
iacutS IN his St8rr.